Hero photograph: Dufourfun Vans' 2022 Midwest Automotive Business Class Passenger public listing, showing its black diamond-quilted front seating; cropped and resized. This is the $119,900 van in the comparison, not either of the other two vehicles.
Three asking prices can tell three different stories. At $119,900, $136,500 and $155,100, these public Dufourfun listings offer a useful choice between a lower purchase price, lower listed mileage and a newer model year. There is no need to pretend one number settles everything.
This is a snapshot of three individual vans, not a market valuation or a promise of future availability. The figures below were verified against the current public listings on October 14, 2026.
The three vans, side by side
Builder/model wording below follows the listing's stored make and model fields. The Executive Coach record identifies the make as Mercedes; it does not separately identify a conversion builder, so we have not assigned one.
| Listed year | Builder/make and model as stored | Listed mileage | Asking price | Stored status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Midwest Automotive — Business Class Passenger | 29,900 | $119,900 | available |
| 2023 | Mercedes — Executive Coach | 10,500 | $136,500 | available |
| 2025 | Midwest Automotive Designs — Luxe Cruiser | 15,900 | $155,100 | available |
All three records are active and public. One distinction matters: the 2022 listing's public title still says “COMING SOON,” even though its stored status is available. Confirm its arrival and viewing timing with Dufourfun rather than treating the status field as a promise of immediate pickup. The figures are asking prices, not an all-in transaction quote.
View Vans for Sale for the current photos, descriptions and inquiry options. Listings and prices can change after this dated comparison.
$119,900: the lowest entry price of these three
The 2022 Midwest Automotive Business Class Passenger is $16,600 below the 2023 Executive Coach and $35,200 below the 2025 Luxe Cruiser. Its 29,900 listed miles are the highest here. That gives a buyer a straightforward starting point: the smallest purchase price in this group, with more accumulated miles and an older listed year.
The public record's description is brief. Its photos show black diamond-quilted seating, including the front seating pictured above. Those observations do not establish a precise legal passenger capacity, an equipment package or remaining warranty coverage. Ask about the individual layout that would serve your regular group.
For someone whose priority is entering this category at the lowest of these three prices, this is the natural first conversation. It is not automatically the lowest-cost van to own; condition, service history and your actual use still matter.
$136,500: the lowest listed mileage
The 2023 Mercedes Executive Coach has 10,500 listed miles—19,400 fewer than the 2022 and 5,400 fewer than the 2025. Its price sits $18,600 below the newest van in this group.
The current public description specifically mentions a partition between the driver and rear passengers. That is a documented distinction worth discussing if cabin separation matters to your group. It does not tell you which other amenities are fitted, and a partition is not automatically the best layout for every family or business.
This option puts the mileage comparison in focus without requiring the highest asking price. Lower mileage is appealing, but it is not a substitute for understanding how a vehicle was maintained or how its cabin fits your plans. Our earlier Executive Coach article provides context; this dated table is the current three-way price comparison.
$155,100: the newest listed model year
The 2025 Midwest Automotive Designs Luxe Cruiser has 15,900 listed miles. It is the newest listed year here, but not the lowest-mileage van. That is the useful nuance: paying the highest asking price of these three buys the newest listed year, not a win in every numerical category.
The current description says “Like new with less than 16,000 miles.” That is the seller's description, not an independent condition certification. Do not infer a particular battery system, suspension upgrade or amenity package from the Luxe Cruiser name alone.
Midwest's official Business Class material describes its product family, while Midwest owner resources are a starting point for manufacturer information. Neither replaces the build details for this specific used van. Our earlier Luxe Cruiser listing article is background, not evidence of unchanged availability.
Let the next conversation resolve the meaningful differences
You do not need a long technical checklist to make progress. Ask for the service history, the chassis year and conversion year, the actual seating/layout, and any remaining chassis, upfitter or component coverage. Those answers help put the price differences in context.
For Mercedes-Benz coverage, use the official Sprinter warranty and service booklet as an explanation of the manufacturer's warranty structure—not proof that a particular used vehicle is still covered. The right model-year documents and vehicle-specific dates matter. Midwest's warranty guidance explains that conversion components, chassis systems and supplier items may have separate coverage; confirm what remains for the particular vehicle and owner.
The NHTSA VIN recall lookup is another useful public resource for unrepaired safety recalls. It does not supply a complete maintenance history or prove the status of every conversion component. Ask the seller about the specific vehicle rather than interpreting an empty lookup as a blanket condition guarantee.
Pick the advantage you will actually value
If price leads your decision, begin with the 2022. If listed mileage leads, the 2023 makes a strong numerical case. If a newer listed year is your priority, begin with the 2025. Then let the individual cabin and vehicle history decide whether that first impression holds up.
None of those priorities is wrong. The goal is a van you will enjoy using, at a price whose tradeoffs you understand—not a winner chosen from one column alone.
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